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Viking Expedition Cruise Recap: Canada and the Atlantic Coastline - Traveling with Sweeney
Viking Expedition cruise of Canada and the Atlantic Coastline We're back home in Scottsdale, Arizona after 15 days at sea with Viking on one of their incredible expedition ships, the Octantis. We'll have much to share in future posts about the sights, excursions, onboard experiences, and sailing the St. Lawrence Seaway and North Atlantic Ocean.
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People who have more money can give more away. - QueerIdeas
OK. OK. I know. That’s a truism. You obviously have to have some spare cash if you are going to support a charity, but what makes this a particularly interesting point is the recent report from the Governor of the Bank of England, where he...
Five fantastic insights for fundraisers from the British Red Cross Museum of Kindness - QueerIdeas
One of the many great things about charities is the people they attract to work for them – the changemakers – the people who actually get stuck into tackling poverty and fighting injustice, who support others when they are in need of help and who...
Why do people give? The Donor Participation Project with Louis Diez. - QueerIdeas
Today’s podcast features Louis Diez, the founder of the Donor Participation Project (DPP). Louis set up the DPP with a single goal – to try to reverse the decline in the number of people giving to charity. Until recently, its members have predominantly been US...
The Omicron variant, more restrictions and failings of leadership. What should fundraisers do now? Video presentation - QueerIdeas
Back in September 2021, I recorded a presentation about the ongoing impact of Covid-19 on giving for the CIOF National Convention. Recent events have made me think that it would be useful to make the video available more widely. The findings are of particular relevance...